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| 86947612 | Huguenots | From France to Boston, New York, and South Carolina. Affiliated with French Quickly intermarry with other religions and became extinct by the American Revolution. | |
| 86947613 | Lutherans | From Germany to Pennsylvania. Most immigrants came for secular reasons but Muhlenberg came and pushed evangelism. Children would be baptized. | |
| 86947614 | Moravians | From the Czech Republic to Pennsylvania and NC, similar to Quakers, led by Zinzendorf who hoped to unite all Protestants and sponsored extensive indian missionary work. | |
| 86947615 | Jews | From Brazil and Germany to NY, Philly, and Rhode Island due to extreme persecution. Practiced the rituals of Northern and Eastern Europe ____ | |
| 86947616 | Methodists | From England to Maryland, Delaware, and NY. Drew from Wesley's ____ of regular prayer, devotion, reading, and contemplation that draws us closer to God. Rejects Calvin's views on human depravity and pre-destination. | |
| 86947617 | Quakers | From England to Pennsylvania and NJ, this group was about their inner light pacifist piety. They were an economic powerhouse. | |
| 86947618 | Baptists | From England to Pennsylvania and NJ, they were Calvinists who accepted the doctrine of predestination and reserved the rite of Baptism for adults. | |
| 87555236 | Presbyterian | From England and Scotland to Boston, NY, and Charleston. This group was very similar to Baptists but they baptized children and stressed a hierarchical church Government | |
| 87648030 | Great Awakening | time of religious fervor. This sets the stage for Revolution, creates national identity, revolt against established order, and creates commmunication network. | |
| 87648031 | Pietism | Religion of the heart--not believing or even doing right thing--but all about heart devotion (Methodists, Quakers, Moravians) | |
| 87648032 | Gilbert Tennent | Rouser who advocates burning books. Is most extreme, making a bad name for other Revivalists. | |
| 87648033 | Consent of the governed | When the people agree to allow someone else to have authority or power over them. The opposite of a dictatorship... when the people get to decide major items or have power. For instance, Israelites agreed to be God's people first then obey. Government protects individual's rights. |
